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... _Yesterday . _) A CCBSOEY examinationi of the list of _stewarda of the Palmerston _Pinner _is sufficient to show tha : a _Whig—and only a _Whig—demonstration iintcnded . In addition to the good hnm _. _drum professional mediocrities , we observe some ihirty ...
... to tell what | _British Whigs ' ' or _: _Liberals did _'for' ' the rights of ' tie Ir _ish Eotnan _Catholics—perhaps' no political party ever worked so hard or _suffered so _long ' for any cause _-as did the . _British'Whigs for Catholic _IleUef . ...
... The _ Whigs took up the question on principle and in face of the strongest dissuasions of _Interest , _and laid _It down again , as far as they have laid it _down , ' _- only under the most _absolute _compulsion _. In 1 S 33 , _ the Whigs passed an ...
... though his'family were decided Tories , Lord' Normariby ,, like Sir . James '; _Graham ,. came foith as a ; Whig , arid more _' than . a _. ' Whig—almost a KadicaL . ' .: A strong literary tendency , which afterwards ; showed . _' _itaelf irii _novels ...
... _•^ The _^ _BohemwnJias . arrivedhere , - _('•' _^ _V ' _' _'NEW YOEK , August 22 , evening . The _. _Et ' c / _tBiond Whig ' contains Charleston news to _the _> _' _• _20 _tI _^ _insr _., stating that daring the last _twenty-four hours Federal _ ...
... _than that the _influence of tbe _Prince-Consort _-was _injurious if _. _not _disastrous to _the Church . _—ffor t _/ _iCT-n Whig . • . ' ...
... have _anyJIdea' -how ' iviniIent ,: _deep-seated , _and _dangerous -was that _disease _in the body _poUtfc _• _which the _^ Whig ! i ' . ' unn [ CTtook ; to _^ _cme by the English Poor-la _,, w _% ct _^ o £ _4834 _. ' The tendency of the law as { nen ...
... the ballot for Tories _, for Whigs , for anybody _that wants it _. If a man is coercedand he wants protection afc the _polling-boothlet _^ _m have it _* If Z _wvre _tosay _that the Tory noblemen coerced more than the _Whig _noblemen _, Z . _abonid _a&y ...
... Government having received _, no _tidings _of any _such _event _. The _report was not even _believed _in _New York . The _Richmond Whig cootinuea to declare that _Charleston will be _deapelat-ly defended ; _and all _non-combatants _lave been _urged to leave the ...
... _ascendancy-men _, _aa . _friends—so-.-fariaai . ithat _/ _is _explicable , _' it ' ' _is _beronse _^ . the _^ i Whigs have manifested _. _' a _^ desire _ifdr _' • _justice to _: ' the _^ Itoman Catholics of Italy _as-well-as _^ of _-Ireland . ; ...
... case by _alluding to Lord Palmerston _, if not indeed to _• _the whole _Whig party , _as being and having been _faint-hearted i £ not faithless on _this _question , _. when the _Whigs _, Lord _Palmerston not the _least stanch among them , _bronght their ...
... TBE ; _BATTLES ; . | . - ., AT CHATTANOOGA . ' . ' _!; .. ,. ; ' . Fortress Monroe , December 1 . . _, ' , The _JMimond Whig of the 30 tn _. _-contains the _following ; ' _— ...